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What a year for CU Regent Wanda James.
Her pot shop closed. She got 7% in her CD1 primary.
And on Friday, she lost her lawsuit against seven fellow regents who censured her over a conflict of interest.
That's quite a self-inflicted wound.
My latest @DenverGazette: 🔗👇
"Some critics have argued the regents should’ve capitulated to James, sparing taxpayers a costly lawsuit. Brimmer’s ruling vindicates their rightful authority to hold colleagues accountable. No elected body should fear exercising it.
The regents didn’t force James to sue. She chose to."
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I gotta say I find this commentary insulting to the audience. The question was a very solid question as was the whole interview and it captured a side of the president few interviews have captured.
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SECRETARY RUBIO on IRAN: When Obama gave them sanctions relief, they didn't use that money to build up hospitals, roads, bridges, and universities. They used that money to build weapons and arm proxies in the region to attack us and other countries.
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Replying to @SengCenter @DenverGazette
And it couldn't have happened to a nicer person.
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Ethically challenged CU Regent, failed cannabis entrepreneur, and big time Colorado Democrat gets hosed in court. Who doesn't love a happy ending?
What a year for CU Regent Wanda James.
Her pot shop closed. She got 7% in her CD1 primary.
And on Friday, she lost her lawsuit against seven fellow regents who censured her over a conflict of interest.
That's quite a self-inflicted wound.
My latest @DenverGazette: 🔗👇
"Some critics have argued the regents should’ve capitulated to James, sparing taxpayers a costly lawsuit. Brimmer’s ruling vindicates their rightful authority to hold colleagues accountable. No elected body should fear exercising it.
The regents didn’t force James to sue. She chose to."
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Today, Victor Davis Hanson announced his new policy that he will make no appearances on podcasts contributing to the disturbing rise of Jew hatred.
Good for him. 👏👏👏
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"The most disturbing thing about this case is that judges are beginning to exercise actual judgment. The 'race card' isn't an automatic winner anymore. We got paid anyway," lamented Wanda James' attorney, Andy McNulty with RM Lawyers.
#copolitics #9news #HeyNext
What a year for CU Regent Wanda James.
Her pot shop closed. She got 7% in her CD1 primary.
And on Friday, she lost her lawsuit against seven fellow regents who censured her over a conflict of interest.
That's quite a self-inflicted wound.
My latest @DenverGazette: 🔗👇
"Some critics have argued the regents should’ve capitulated to James, sparing taxpayers a costly lawsuit. Brimmer’s ruling vindicates their rightful authority to hold colleagues accountable. No elected body should fear exercising it.
The regents didn’t force James to sue. She chose to."
Jimmy Sengenberger retweeted
.@SengCenter: "Some critics have argued the regents should’ve capitulated to James, sparing taxpayers a costly lawsuit. Brimmer’s ruling vindicates their rightful authority to hold colleagues accountable. No elected body should fear exercising it." #copolitics
CU Regent Wanda James loses big — again | Jimmy Sengenberger for @DenverGazette on 11/10/26
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Can we get Henry Cavill back now for Superman?
DC shocker: the Gunn, Safran era is over hollywoodreporter.com/movies…
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The new head of DC studios gets it.
The vibe has shifted and the edgy, cynical superhero thing is beyond tired.
Give us something hopeful and wholesome.
Most Americans want to sit with their parents and their children and experience a good story together.
Best of luck, Jeremy Latcham!
Megyn is right on this one. The president needs to drop the stolen election bullshit — especially after he already accepted the results.
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SECRETARY RUBIO: I think the president took on something that other presidents have failed to do. Sometimes, when you do the right thing, you don't know whether it's popular or not, but it's still the right thing to do. Presidents are elected to take on the hard things, sometimes difficult things, but necessary things.
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The thing that was so disturbing about that woman reading her disgusting poem about Charlie Kirk was her smug certainty that she was that she would be applauded by her peers for it. Same with Dave Chappelle: This was a punch line in front of tens of thousands of people. These aren't isolated incidents. We have a culture on the Left that believes political opponents should be killed and when they are, it's funny.
Ross Douthat's questioning of Trump on this was polite, persistent and revealing. A model for how to interrogate a president: non-hostile, respectful but penetrating. Good for him.
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Be Jensen Huang:
> Come to America from Taiwan at 9.
> Get sent to a Kentucky boarding school your family mistakes for a prep school.
> An unfortunate misunderstanding.
> Get bullied. Keep going.
> Wash dishes at Denny’s at 15.
> Meet Lori at Oregon State. Your engineering lab partner becomes your wife.
> Before the money. Before NVIDIA. Before the leather jackets.
> Start NVIDIA with two other engineers in 1993 after meetings at a Denny’s.
> Nearly go bankrupt.
> Get a lifeline from Sega. Keep building.
> Bet that graphics chips can do a lot more than make video games look better.
> Spend years investing in something your shareholders aren’t particularly excited about.
> Then AI takes over the world.
> Spend three decades turning a diner conversation into a company worth trillions.
> Become one of the most powerful businessmen on earth.
> Now publicly admit you cheated on your wife.
> And find yourself at the center of an alleged Chinese intelligence operation.
> The reported relationship involves Alice Huang, an executive associated with Megaspeed, one of NVIDIA’s customers.
> U.S. intelligence reportedly believes China’s top spy agency recruited her to gather information and potentially influence access to advanced chips.
> Megaspeed was already under scrutiny over suspected diversion of restricted chips to China.
> Congress wants a briefing.
> Your board launches an independent investigation.
> It says it has no reason to believe company secrets or national security were compromised.
> The investigation’s findings are still to come. Admitting an affair isn’t admitting espionage.
> Apologize to your wife, your children and your employees. Accept responsibility. Commit to cooperating.
> After all those years building the company, face the work of repairing the trust you damaged.
Hell of an American success story.
And if the intelligence reports are true, a reminder that even one of the smartest guys in the world can get played.
Doesn’t excuse cheating. His wife and kids deserved better.
I’m still rooting for him!
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's email to Nvidia employees:
To my colleagues at NVIDIA,
I owe my family and all of you an apology.
I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did. I am deeply sorry.
Throughout my life, my family has given me love and support. They deserve my honesty and loyalty. Instead, I let them down and damaged the life we built together. I take full responsibility for what I did and the hurt I caused, and I accept the criticism that comes with it.
To my wife and family: I love you. I know an apology cannot undo what I have done. I hope our family will heal and that, over time, I can earn back your trust.
To my colleagues at NVIDIA, including those I have worked alongside for decades, and to our board, partners, and shareholders around the world: you deserve better from me. Leading NVIDIA is the privilege of my life. My responsibility is to serve you and be worthy of your trust. I have fallen short of that responsibility. I am fully committed to NVIDIA and will work to earn back your confidence.
Regarding the national security concerns raised in news reports, NVIDIA’s Board of Directors has initiated an independent investigation. I support the investigation and will cooperate fully. I love our country and our company. I am committed to protecting NVIDIA and supporting America’s national security. I am proud and grateful to be an American.
My family bears no responsibility for my choices. I do. Please give them privacy.
Jensen
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One thing I will never get is how the left acts when they win - I've been inundated with the hideous "I've had it podcast" ladies and now Dave Chapelle applauding the death of Charlie Kirk.
What could possibly be gained by that other than grossing out normal decent people?
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Anecdotally, I’m hearing quite a few business owners, especially in tech which is very mobile, are thinking of leaving Colorado.
@pweiser has his hands full. I think he will put the last nail in the coffin of Colorado’s business favorability by making it easy for unions to require the payment of union dues as a condition of having a job. (it’s absolutely disgusting that that is even possible in the United States.)
I agree: this is the single most destructive measure ever passed by Colorado voters
They say this will raise $2 billion in new revenue. I will take a bottle of great Cabernet bet from anyone that it won’t. Worst decision by Colorado voters ever.
coloradosun.com/2026/11/06/a…
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I will never forget how fiercely Charlie defended Dave Chapelle at the height of cancel culture, both publicly and privately. It didn’t matter if they had the same political beliefs — it mattered that they were subject to the same protections under the First Amendment as fellow Americans.
Every day it becomes more obvious… *that’s* the difference between the culture of the Right & the Left.
One side is literally willing to lay down their life to continue fighting for *everyone’s* right to express themselves. The other laughs on their podcasts about digging up that young man’s grave to “do it again,” dresses up as his corpse for Halloween, threatens to kill any and all other conservatives who agree with him, and sneers with the demonic ghouls in their audience about his death as a form of “comedy.”
We are not the same.
Shame on you, Dave. This is so beyond disgusting.
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Male on female team situation update! DAKOTA RIDGE coach stood up for his female players by stepping down! @JeffcoSchoolsCo @Outkick @AlejandroAveela @JackThompsonFOX @FoxFriendsFirst @Riley_Gaines_ @JenniferSey @athletes4action
When word spread that this coach had resigned, courage started spreading among Dakota Ridge families. He put his loyalty to the girls above his position. I’m sure he loved coaching, but this mattered more. That’s real conviction. The state of Colorado has now validated him! “This is not something I want to do, but I feel like I need to.” 💔
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